Sentence examples for simple romance from inspiring English sources
While more than a simple romance, it has strongly romantic elements.
But, as anyone who has read this novel knows, The Time Traveler's Wife is more than just a simple romance.
In her review in The Times, Janet Maslin called the book's first half "tough-minded and clear," but expressed disappointment in the "simple romance" of what followed.
But Ms. Adichie disappointingly allows her story to slip to the level of a simple romance, leaving her readers to wonder, not very much, whether Ifemelu and Obinze will be reunited.
It's Kim who's given us a different side to Jimmy – they share cigarettes, he paints her nails at the nail bar – that suggests a level of intimacy much more interesting than a simple romance.
And I also find books about rock music, at a lower brow, effective spirit-lifters – not sure why, but something about the simple romance of scruffy, chaotic individuals finding an audience, and some nostalgia for the sounds that were so very exciting as a child, seems to make things look a little brighter.
An understated track, it fits perfectly with the mesmerisingly simple central romance of Tony Scott's 1993 romantic crime film ("You're so cool, you're so cool, you're so cool") unadulterated by the film's much darker, blood-heavy plotline.
'He was just growing up,' Troy Cooley says now. 'You knew he was going to fulfil his talent as long as the wheels didn't fall off, and he just did a few things that would be typical of any young guy in his situation.' Perhaps it was as simple as romance.
There's no ironclad rule that synthesizers and four-on-the-floor beats have to carry simple lyrics about romance, dancing and uplift.
The lesson this teaches is simple: Passion and romance are fine -- just keep it short, O.K.? When in doubt, lie As much as it is said that truth and justice are the American way, this year's Oscar contenders confirm just the opposite -- that the country is fascinated by secrets and lies.
Apparently she's the kind of driven negotiator it would take to sell the mild Harlequin Romance simple-mindedness of "Passion of Mind".
